Sentence examples for important progress made in from inspiring English sources
The slighting of other faiths can only undermine the important progress made in interfaith relations since the Second Vatican Council.
For all of Clapper's expressed concern about "the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction", one might not know that 2013 was a landmark year for non-proliferation with important progress made in slowing down Iran's nuclear aspirations and enforcing the norm on chemical weapons usage.
Sapra also pointed to the important progress made in the area of national capacity within the Transitional Government.
That Alliance was based on the important progress made in the struggle against malnutrition during the 1990's.
This review documents important progress made in 2013 in the field of critical care respirology, in particular with regard to acute respiratory failure and acute respiratory distress syndrome.
We acknowledge important progress made in the field by rodent studies, but in the present review we will focus on data obtained in primates.
"We've seen important progress made by countries in the past five years with funding, with the decrease in numbers of new infections, especially amongst young people, and more people on treatment – which signals we are beginning to see a return on the investment for AIDS funding," said UNAIDS Executive Director Dr. Peter Piot.
In her high-level meetings with key ministries, SRSG Zerrougui commended the important progress made by the Government in the implementation of the JAP.
However, despite the important technological progress made in the past years in this field, measurement of B- and T-cell responses still faces many difficulties: standardization of cell preparation, timing of blood draw, cells conservation, reproducibility and inter-laboratory comparability, available volumes of blood in the pediatric population, and assay costs.
The main indication of RRT in ICU is acute renal failure, correlated with a very important rate of mortality despite the progress made in its management.
"Important progress was made in Copenhagen last year but not nearly enough.
